Sentence examples for can be anger from inspiring English sources

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I've definitely felt the anguish of looking like a rube next to someone more knowledgeable about something I like, and the initial reaction can be anger and rejection.

Thus, there is the hope or despair that one will get well; or there can be anger, fear, or joy that one will undergo a given procedure.

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To the Editor: As executive director of a program dedicated to empowering lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender youth to be the best that they can be, I was angered by Merrill A. McPeak's opposition to the repeal of "don't ask, don't tell".

The crying and resistance infants display at the withdrawal of a favourite toy or at the interruption of an interesting activity can be termed anger.

The immediate response after discovering a spouse's affair can be disbelief, anger, sadness, loss, or an overwhelming feeling of grief, almost as if experiencing the death of a loved one.

You can be offended, angered, dumbfounded.

Her motive, so far as I can tell, is anger.

There can be unease, even anger but there can also be a less publicly expressed excitement.

I don't know if that can be seen as anger.

"Ancestral Voices" can be played in anger; it is not a happy story, but rather an ambiguous one.

The public can be quick to anger, especially when courts hand out sentences seen as too lenient.

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